Wednesday, April 8^th, 2020  

THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING THE MEASURES 
FOR THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF ALL

In order to prevent trespassing, the City has installed temporary fences to block access to the Promenade du canal and the National Historic Site of the Canal-de-Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. We also remind you that it is forbidden to circulate in all the city's parks and that businesses which do not offer priority services must close. Violators of these measures are exposed to fines ranging from $ 500 according to municipal regulations and from $1,000 to $6,000 according to the Public Health Act.

The SPVM, in collaboration with the municipal patrol, conduct surveillance tours on a regular basis and will intervene if necessary.

Thank you for respecting these preventive measures, for everyone's health and safety. Remember that staying at home saves lives.

AUTOMATED CALLS TO CITIZENS 70 AND OVER

The Agglomeration of Montreal will make automated calls to citizens aged 70 and over in the coming days.

The message will prompt people to contact 2-1-1 if they have unmet needs or need special support. The 2-1-1 referral service can direct them to neighborhood support organizations, the
8-1-1 line, the COVID-19 line or the IUHSS of their area.

FLOOD WATERS

Watch your emails! We will send more information strictly about the floods tomorrow.

CURENT STATUS UPDATE

The activation level of the emergency plan at the Ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is now in "ALERT" mode.

Lac des Deux-Montagnes: 
The current water level is above the threshold of minor flooding. 

Lac St-Louis:
The current water level is above the threshold of minor flooding.